The committee identified three focus areas in regional economic development. In each area, the committee recommends actively identifying key challenges, seeking solutions, and developing specific performance measurements for outcomes. This means establishing an integrated framework that supports economic development, including expanding alliances with businesses, partnerships with federal and state agencies, and encouraging community-wide participation; building workforce development programs to address current community needs and educate for future demands and requirements; and increasing technology transfer of intellectual property, implementing a University-wide approach to commercialization, and effectively utilizing physical assets and human resources to the benefit of enhanced economic development and outcomes.
| Name | Representation | Title |
Mark Allen |
Bloch School of Business |
Business Specialist |
Rick Anderson |
Administration |
Interim Vice Chancellor - Administration |
Christine Angolia |
Libraries |
Librarian II, Gov. Docs. |
Tyler Antrup |
UMKC Student |
|
William Black |
Arts and Sciences |
Associate Prof Economics and Law |
| Walt Clements |
Bloch School of Business |
Director, L. White Real Estate Center |
| Curt Crespino |
Administration |
Interim Vice Chancellor - Advancement |
| Denise Fields |
Bloch School of Business |
Business Specialist |
Jack Fincham |
Pharmacy |
Professor, Pharmacy Practice |
| Mathew Forstater |
Arts and Sciences |
Associate Prof, Economics |
Michael Frischv |
Arts and Sciences |
Architecture, Urban Planning and Design |
Wandra Green |
Public Communications |
Associate Director |
Maria Meyers, Chair |
Bloch School of Business |
Director, KCSourceLink |
William T. Morgan |
Provost Office |
Interim Vice Provost - Research |
Tony Reames |
Sr. Army ROTC - Arts and Sciences |
Military Science |
Lanny Solomon |
Bloch School of Business |
Associate Dean |
John Verssue |
Public Communications |
Manager, Marketing and Media |
Don Wagner |
TGP Investments |
UMKC Trustee |